Worked with one of the daughters, they really love music. R.I.P Tabu

Tabu Ley, heck of a musician. His battles with Franco were legendary. One of my favourites songs is still "Maze"

Maze bakanisi ngai nakanga yo na ndako ya nganga !

And his compositions which Mbilia Bel sung were also classic. Remember Faux Pas

Let us remember this great man. Read his life story below:

http://kenyapage.net/tabuley/

Loved his music. Muzinaaaa........eli tata eli mwana eli pepe santu

RIP young man

It reminds me of good music. Not size8, or the current lot of stupid, computer musicians.

Here's a breakdown of what I used to listen to.

Asumani by probably the best vocal line up by TPOK Jazz in 1975
(fltr) Michèl Boyibanda, Youlou , Wuta Mayi (best dancer in the world) and last but not least Lola Djangi Chécain

[YOUTUBE] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDDsTyALPzg [/YOUTUBE]

Then we move on to the best vocal musician in Africa Ever Ndjo Mpoi
[YOUTUBE]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDDsTyALPzg] [/YOUTUBE]

For my Jubilee fellows. You are not new, we have seen you before ask Sam Mangwana

[YOUTUBE] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8lQ8MqTCMI [/YOUTUBE]

Now for the youngan's I don't care who you think you are but there is no Kenyan musician who can still dance and sing like these guys.

Tell the guy next to you to dance with you with some respect. By Ntesa Dalienst you can't touch.

I pray for this generation, all they know is bendover and believe some of this suckers who come to Kenya play reggea.

RIP, the best musicians Africa ever had. And Tabu Ley, you have finished good music in Africa. Now lets have some popcorn music.

[YOUTUBE] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qduHrEmUtjU [/YOUTUBE]

RIP and peace to wazua. It's been a nice place but now have to go.

And if you want to make love to your woman. There's nothing better than these harmonies. Harmonies? I know the dot coms don't know what those are!

Good night with Simaro Lutumba's song. Suuun by the big 4.



Surely I'll miss this place.